City heat intelligence

Cool roofs,clear priorities.

One working view of which wards run hottest, who is exposed, and what to do first — with the source behind every number.

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Wards assessed

12

First to cool: City-SP / Chandni Chowk (Old Delhi)

People exposed

55,56,600

Modelled, across all wards

Mean ΔLST

5.8 °C

°C above the rural reference

Heat-dome signal

No signal

Forecast signal, not an official warning.

Priority ranking

Where to cool first

priority

1City-SP / Chandni Chowk (Old Delhi)1–2 2Karol Bagh Zone (Central-West)1–3 3Rohini Zone (North-West)2–4 4Narela Industrial Zone (North)3–5 5Keshavpuram Zone4–6 6Najafgarh Zone (South-West)5–7

Live feed

Alerts and advisories

No active public alert.

Heat load

Hottest wards

City-SP / Chandni Chowk (Old Delhi)
ΔLST 8.1 °C · above rural reference Karol Bagh Zone (Central-West)
ΔLST 7.2 °C · above rural reference Narela Industrial Zone (North)
ΔLST 6.9 °C · above rural reference Rohini Zone (North-West)
ΔLST 6.4 °C · above rural reference

Readiness

Facilities in the layer

8 facilities

hospital
5

cooling point
3

Priority wards

First wards to cool

Rank 1dense asphalt canyon

City-SP / Chandni Chowk (Old Delhi)

4,70,400 exposed

ΔLST 8.1 °C0 flags

Rank 2dense asphalt canyon

Karol Bagh Zone (Central-West)

3,73,800 exposed

ΔLST 7.2 °C0 flags

Rank 3dense asphalt canyon

Rohini Zone (North-West)

5,67,000 exposed

ΔLST 6.4 °C0 flags